In a new trend going viral on Twitter, teenagers are doing the “Charlie Charlie Challenge” in which they pretend to summon a "demon" to ask it for life advice.
#charliecharliechallenge did I do it right?
For the challenge, people are making a cross with one pencil balanced on top of another, with “yes” and “no” written in the four quarters.
Next, they ask the question: “Charlie, Charlie, are you here?” If the top pencil moves and lands on yes, that means the "demon" is in your house.
tHIS IS THE BEST ONE LMAO #charliecharliechallenge
People can then ask "Charlie" yes or no questions, with the pencil's movements indicating his answers. Of course, the challenge isn't being taken seriously.
The whole 1D fandom doing the #charliecharliechallenge like
Others are asking for dating advice, whether they'll pass their school exams, or what they should eat.
It works with chicken 😂 #charliecharliechallenge
IVE NEVER CRIED SO MUCH IN MY LIFE 😂😂😂😂😂😭😭😭😭😭😭 #charliecharliechallenge
Despite the jokes, some people are freaking out because they believe the challenge is based on an "ancient Mexican tradition."
LMAO SHE FREAKED OUT😂😁 #charliecharliechallenge
Me when I see someone doing the #charliecharliechallenge
dont do the #charliecharliechallenge guys. it's seriously so dangerous. people are getting hurt physically. it's not safe.
When you at a party and they start doin the #charliecharliechallenge
